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Datex-Ohmeda, Inc.

Arizona Board of Regents, a Body Corporate

Secure Medication Systems, LLC

Eccentron, LLC

Mediloq LLC

Daniel Anthony Estoque

Keir Hart

Milton J Cohen

Gregory D Volan

William B Stephens

Kevin A Keilbach

Kirk L Weimer

James H Taylor

Paul LaStayo

Stan Lindstedt

Hans Hoppeler

Henry Madden

An automated refurbishment system for cleaning and testing recycled child-safe containers. The system takes in durable, child-safe container bodies and caps after usage, washes the container parts reduce an amount of contaminants, and then dries the washed parts. The system then assembles the child-safe container bodies to caps, and tests the assembled child-safe containers, to assess the functionality of the child-safe features. The clean and tested refurbished child-safe containers can then be reused to dispense controlled substances (e.g., pharmaceuticals). Specific modules of the system can be interchanged to allow compatibility with different styles and designs of child-safe containers. The refurbishment system facilitates the recycling and reuse of durable, child-safe containers as an alternative to the current practice of using single-use, disposable plastic child-safe containers to dispense prescription pills and other controlled substances.

Refurbishing system for reusable child-safe containers

A lockable container for securing items or objects, the container including a first element, which may include a cylindrical member and a retainer for capturing two or more rotatable rings on the cylindrical member, and a second element, which is mateable with the first element, cooperating with the rings to close an open end of the cylindrical member of the first element.

Lockable container

A high quality child resistant container comprising a durable metallic reservoir and durable plastic metal cap. The child resistant container comprises a durable and rugged reservoir and similarly durable locking cap. The cap is secured to the reservoir by a threaded, or bayonet-style connection. Once installed on the reservoir, the cap is prevented from being easily removed by a child, due to child resistant features integrated in the design of the cap and reservoir. Also, a method of reducing friction between the sealing surfaces of a sealed container. Specifically between the reservoir, cap and seal of a container, which allows easier closing of containers which require a simultaneous compression and twist motion to close.

Durable, child-resistant container with seal thrust bearing

A method and apparatus for providing speed controlled eccentric exercise which include an exercise apparatus having an engagement member for engaging a user's body where the engagement member is moveable in opposite directions, means for enabling the engagement member to exert a force in a first direction at a predetermined speed, means for detecting change in the predetermined speed or pressure of the force after a user applies a force to the engagement means in a direction opposite the first force, and means for adjusting the apparatus supplied force and user supplied forces to equal one another or to maintain the predetermined speed.

Method and apparatus for speed controlled eccentric exercise training

An over molded reflective optical fiber terminal ( ) generally includes an end portion of an optical fiber ( ) that has been stripped of its buffer ( ), a terminal block ( ), an integral mirror ( ) formed on the terminal block ( ), and an optical element such as a window ( ). The terminal block ( ) is preferably formed from transparent injection molded plastic. The block can be molded so as to define a profile for the mirror ( ). By virtue of this design, construction and alignment of the terminal/mirror system is simplified and costs are reduced. In addition, the reflective surface of the mirror ( ) may be protected against dust or other optical interference. Moreover, a compact reliable terminal system for off axis application is provided.

Over-molded reflective optical fiber terminal

The present invention is directed to an oximeter sensor to measure the oxygen content of a patient's blood. The sensor can include a lead frame having different thicknesses, a sensor housing being molded from a common thermoplastic resin, and rib members in the housing for inhibiting shorting between adjacent traces of the lead frame. The present invention further includes a process for forming the sensor.

Injection molded, heat-sealed housing and half-etched lead frame for

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Boulder, CO, United States of America

Daniel Anthony Estoque